Revenue Management System Delhi Jal Board : Pay, View & Print Water Bill Online

Organization :Delhi Jal Board
Facility :Pay, View & Print Bill Online

Home Page : https://djb.gov.in/DJBRMSPortal/
Pay here :https://djb.gov.in/DJBRMSPortal/portal/payOnline.html
View & Print Bill : https://djb.gov.in/DJBRMSPortal/

Delhi Jal Board Water Bill Payment

Where can the payment of water bills be made :
(i) DJB Bill collection centers : Payment of water charge can be deposited in any of the Zonal Cash Collection Centers of DJB during 9.30 a.m. to 2.30 p.m on any working day. (List as per annexure-‘II’)

(ii) Kiosk Machines installed at DJB offices.
(iii) Payment can also be deposited in any of the authorized branches of the following banks
a. Corporation Bank
b. ICICI Bank
c. IDBI Bank
d. Allahabad Bank
e. Union Bank of India
(iv) Outlets of Easy Bill & Outlets of ITz Cash
(v) Jeevan Citizen Centers.
(vi) Online payment : The payment of water bills can be made online through Net-banking, Debit/Credit Card from the DJB Consumer portal
(vii) Payment may be made through NEFT/RTGS to any of the authrised bank Particular to be filled by the consumer
ICICI Bank Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd.
Beneficiary Name Delhi Jal Board Delhi Jal Board
Beneficiary Account
Number : DJB followed by
K. No.
DJB<New K No.> e.g if
consumer’s K No. is
5675050000, beneficiary
account will be written
DJB5675050000
DJB<New K No.> e.g if
consumer’s K No. is
5675050000, beneficiary
account will be written
DJB5675050000
IFSC Code ICIC0000103 KKBK0000214
Account Type Current Current

Note :
1.Payment receipt is immediately created in system after payment. In case of any delay, it may take upto 48 hours of online payment. If payment receipt is not reflected after 48 hours of online payment please log a grievance on this website.
2.Same bank may have different transaction charges for different payment gateway.

Delhi Jal Board Water Cess Charge

It is a charge being levied by the Central Government under Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Cess Act 1977. Presently it is being charged AT 2 paise per Kl

Charges raised in the water bill :
Following charges are raised in the water bill : –
(i) Water Consumption Charge : – Based on the volumetric consumption on monthly basis.
(ii) Service Charge : – Fixed access charges as per the slabs based on the monthly consumption.
(iii) Sewerage Maintenance Charge AT 60% of (i) above, subject to existence of sewer connectivity in the area.
(iv) Meter Rent if meter has been installed by the DJB.
(v) Pollution Cess Charge AT .02 paisa per kiloliter as fixed by the Central Pollution Control Board.
(vi) Arrears, if any.
(vii) Surcharge, if payment is not deposited within stipulated time.
(viii) Other charges as specified in the bill.

About Us :
RMS Portal is a one Stop Place for Delhi Jal Board Consumers for all their needs. Consumers can
** Apply online for New Water or Sewerage connection
** Request for Disconnection or Reopening onlin
** Raise Mutation request online
** View Bill details and make Payment
** Raise Grievance and Track Status

FAQ On Delhi Jal Board

Sure, here are some FAQ on Delhi Jal Board (DJB):

What is Delhi Jal Board?
Delhi Jal Board (DJB) is a statutory body responsible for the water supply and sewerage in Delhi, India. The board was established in 1998 by the Government of Delhi.

What are the services provided by DJB?
DJB provides a number of services related to water supply and sewerage, including:

** Water supply
** Sewerage collection and treatment
** Stormwater drainage
** Water quality monitoring
** Customer care

How can I apply for a water connection from DJB?
To apply for a water connection from DJB, you can visit any of the DJB offices or apply online. The application process requires you to provide the following documents:

** Proof of identity
** Proof of residence
** A recent photograph
** A sketch of the property

What are the charges for a water connection from DJB?
The charges for a water connection from DJB vary depending on the type of connection and the location of the property. The charges are generally lower for residential connections than for commercial connections.